Château Louis Ardor was founded in 1859, but as early as 1826, in Beaune, in the heart of Burgundy, the vineyards were selected and viticulture began. Louis has 154 hectares of vineyards, more than half of which are Premier and Premier Vineyards, and all wines are AOC. There are currently more than 150 wines on sale under the name of Louis Adu, ranging from a dozen dollars to a few hundred dollars, covering the main Burgundy regions and characteristic vineyards of different sizes, regardless of the price, the wines of Louis Ado are highly rated on Wine Enthusiast, with the highest score being the 2013 Cavalier Montrache with a score of 97. However, for the average consumer, Louis Adu's wine labels are very similar, which is inevitably dazzling, and there is no way to choose, and there are many fake Louis Ado white wines, so be cautious when buying. One of the most recommended wines is the Louis Azur Chardonnay Dry White, the 2006 Chardonnay is very charming, with aromas of peaches and strawberries, pleasant creaminess, and even orange peel on the finish. The 2009 vintage has aromas of peaches, apples and lemons, with bitter almond notes, a well-balanced palate and a moderate finish, at a reasonable price of around 300 yuan.